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<p>Pharmaceutical Medicine (PM) was defined by its founding pharmaceutical physicians as a “medical/scientific discipline concerned with the discovery, development, evaluation, registration, monitoring, and medical aspects of the commercialization of medicines, for the benefit and the health of the community.” Conceived as a medical specialty, the discipline encompassed several health-related professions and occupations, such as medicine, pharmacy, clinical pharmacology, drug safety and pharmacovigilance, pharmaceutical sciences, biology, health economics and others. Historically, non-medically qualified medicines development scientists from health-related disciplines have gradually grown into the medical roles within pharmaceutical organizations, regulatory agencies, and contract research organizations and today physicians and non-physicians lead drug development groups. Medicines Development Sciences (MDS) has been accepted as an alternative name. The practice of the disciplines involved in PM/MDS has evolved from an occupation to be accepted as a distinct profession, by meeting well established criteria. Despite thousands of health professionals participating today in medicines development, their awareness of the existence of this discipline, and its evolution from occupation to profession is low. The lack of professional identity and a clear career path have been identified as key factors limiting the advancement of this profession. This position paper aims to consolidate PM/MDS as an advanced profession in health sciences and propose a career path that is envisioned and championed by educational standards setting organizations like the International Federation of Association of Pharmaceutical Physicians and Pharmaceutical Medicine (IFAPP), PharmaTrain, and Global Medicines Development Professionals (GMDP) Academy with education and training as pillars for its achievement.</p>

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Challenges to Establishing Pharmaceutical Medicine as a Profession: Needs for Professional Identity and a Career Pathway: Role of Education and Training

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    2025年4月19日

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  • Honorio Silva,
  • Varvara Baroutsou,
  • Domenico Criscuolo,
  • Soneil Guptha,
  • Anna Jurczynska,
  • Sandor Kerpel-Fronius,
  • Heinrich Klech,
  • Ingrid Klingmann

摘要

Pharmaceutical Medicine (PM) was defined by its founding pharmaceutical physicians as a “medical/scientific discipline concerned with the discovery, development, evaluation, registration, monitoring, and medical aspects of the commercialization of medicines, for the benefit and the health of the community.” Conceived as a medical specialty, the discipline encompassed several health-related professions and occupations, such as medicine, pharmacy, clinical pharmacology, drug safety and pharmacovigilance, pharmaceutical sciences, biology, health economics and others. Historically, non-medically qualified medicines development scientists from health-related disciplines have gradually grown into the medical roles within pharmaceutical organizations, regulatory agencies, and contract research organizations and today physicians and non-physicians lead drug development groups. Medicines Development Sciences (MDS) has been accepted as an alternative name. The practice of the disciplines involved in PM/MDS has evolved from an occupation to be accepted as a distinct profession, by meeting well established criteria. Despite thousands of health professionals participating today in medicines development, their awareness of the existence of this discipline, and its evolution from occupation to profession is low. The lack of professional identity and a clear career path have been identified as key factors limiting the advancement of this profession. This position paper aims to consolidate PM/MDS as an advanced profession in health sciences and propose a career path that is envisioned and championed by educational standards setting organizations like the International Federation of Association of Pharmaceutical Physicians and Pharmaceutical Medicine (IFAPP), PharmaTrain, and Global Medicines Development Professionals (GMDP) Academy with education and training as pillars for its achievement.